Latin America coverage

Latin America import and export data

CargoFax provides customs trade data for Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay, and Argentina, plus the Dominican Republic and Haiti in the Caribbean, in one platform. Records carry Harmonized System codes; Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay, Argentina, and the Dominican Republic add declared customs values, and Haiti adds bills of lading, vessels, containers, and gross weight. Colombia records go back to 2001, Peru is updated weekly, and every market is searchable in Atlas Explorer next to US bills of lading.

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7 markets
  • MexicoMonthly
  • ColombiaMonthly
  • PeruWeekly
  • UruguayMonthly
  • ArgentinaMonthly
  • Dominican RepublicMonthly
  • HaitiWeekly
Markets in one platform
7
Colombia records from
2001
Peru and Haiti updates
Weekly
Markets with declared values
6

Markets

Which Latin American markets does CargoFax cover?

Seven markets, all live in Atlas. Each keeps the fields its customs authority publishes.

MarketDirectionValueUpdatesHistory from
MexicoImports and exportsDeclared customs valueMonthlyJanuary 2023
ColombiaImports and exportsDeclared customs valueMonthlyJanuary 2001
PeruImports and exportsDeclared customs valueWeeklyJanuary 2026
UruguayImports and exportsDeclared CIF value (USD)MonthlyJanuary 2016
ArgentinaImportsDeclared FOB value (USD)Monthly2017
Dominican RepublicImports and exportsDeclared USD value per line itemMonthlyJanuary 2024
HaitiImports–WeeklyNovember 2020

What does each market offer?

Customs declarations for imports and exports, with declared values and weights, updated monthly. Pair Mexico with US bills of lading to follow nearshoring and supplier shifts product by product.

Imports and exports with monthly records back to 2001 and declared customs values. The long series suits research and long-run market sizing.

Imports and exports updated weekly from January 2026, with declared customs values and the RUC tax ID of the Peruvian company. Exports are provisional.

Import and export customs records with declared values, searchable next to Argentina and the rest of the region. Uruguay records carry the declared CIF value and weight, are updated monthly, and start in January 2016.

Import customs records with declared values, searchable next to Uruguay, Mexico, and the rest of the region. Argentina records carry the declared FOB value in US dollars and quantities, are updated monthly, and start in 2017.

Customs declarations for imports and exports from January 2024, with declared US dollar values and weights, updated monthly.

Customs import records distributed exclusively by CargoFax since 2020, updated weekly, with bills of lading, vessels, containers, and gross weight. See Haiti and the Dominican Republic together on the Hispaniola page.

How do I compare Latin America trade data providers?

If you are comparing CargoFax with Panjiva or another provider of Latin American trade data, ask each one the same questions for every market you need: what one record represents, whether records carry declared values, how often new data arrives, and how far back the history goes. CargoFax answers for its Latin American and Caribbean markets:

CargoFax Latin American and Caribbean customs data by market
MarketOne record isDeclared valueUpdatesHistory from
MexicoCustoms declaration line itemDeclared customs valueMonthlyJanuary 2023
ColombiaCustoms declaration line itemDeclared customs valueMonthlyJanuary 2001
PeruCustoms declaration line itemDeclared customs valueWeeklyJanuary 2026
UruguayCustoms declaration (DUA) line itemDeclared CIF value (USD)MonthlyJanuary 2016
ArgentinaImport declaration line itemDeclared FOB value (USD)Monthly2017
Dominican RepublicCustoms declaration line itemDeclared USD value per line itemMonthlyJanuary 2024
HaitiCustoms record–WeeklyNovember 2020

Atlas plans include unlimited searches and downloads in every CargoFax market, Haiti included.

FAQ

Latin America trade data: frequently asked questions

Which Latin American countries does CargoFax cover?

CargoFax covers Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay, and Argentina, plus the Dominican Republic and Haiti in the Caribbean. All are live in Atlas Explorer.

Where can I get Latin American import and export data?

CargoFax provides customs records for seven Latin American and Caribbean markets in one platform, Atlas, with bulk delivery through Files for every market except Haiti, where bulk files are available on request.

Is Latin American customs data public?

Most countries publish aggregate trade statistics. Record-level customs data with declared values, searchable across several countries with one set of HS codes, requires a cleaned dataset like the one CargoFax maintains.

How often is Latin American data updated?

Peru and Haiti are updated weekly. Mexico, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Uruguay, and Argentina are updated monthly.

How far back does Latin American data go?

Colombia goes back to January 2001, Uruguay to January 2016, Argentina to 2017, Haiti to November 2020, Mexico to January 2023, the Dominican Republic to January 2024, and Peru to January 2026.

Do Latin American records include declared values?

Yes for Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay, Argentina, and the Dominican Republic. Haiti records are measured in gross weight, with the bill of lading, vessel, and containers of each shipment.

Can I search all of Latin America with one HS code?

Yes. Every market carries Harmonized System codes, so one HS code search in Explorer returns records from each market you subscribe to.

How much does Latin American trade data cost?

Atlas plans are monthly or annual and priced by market and team size. See the pricing page or book a demo for a quote.

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